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2.7

Alarm Relay Ratings

The alarm relay is rated at 5 amperes at 115 VAC, 230 VAC and 30
VDC. Relay rating is 0.6 amperes at 110 VDC.

2.8

Power Supply Requirements

The PG500 Series pressure gauge operates on 12 VDC +/- 5% with a
typical current draw of 25 mA for the non-alarm version and 60 mA
for the alarm model (50 and 100 mA maximum). Any 12 VDC supply
meeting the requirements may be used.

3.

OPERATION

3.1

Zero Adjustment (all models)

After wiring and mounting have been completed, calibration of the
instrument will be necessary. (Ideally this will be done with the
extruder barrel heated to normal operating temperature). With the
gauge under zero load, zero the unit using the zero adjust screw
located on the front panel. Turn the screw counter-clockwise until the
off scale indicator illuminates, then clockwise slowly until this indication
ceases. The unit will now be calibrated.

3.2

Alarm Adjustment (PG551-PG552)

Units equipped with an alarm are adjusted via the front panel using
the alarm set screw. Rotation of this screw controls the relay contact
closure setpoint. The visual yellow bar graph indicates the setpoint
position. Relay will trigger when pressure exceeds alarm setpoint.

Units designated with the prefix TPG contain an integral
thermocouple. To remove the thermocouple, loosen the set screw on
the side of the probe as shown in Figure 11. Without twisting, pull the
thermocouple probe stem carefully out of the probe.

To install the thermocouple, align the slot on the probe stem with the
pressure capillary tube and press into the probe until the
thermocouple shoulders against the probe. Lock the thermocouple in
place by tightening the set screw.

3.3

Thermocouple Removal & Installation (TPG543 & TPG553)

Summary of Contents for PG 552

Page 1: ...INSTRUCTIONS FOR PLASTIC MELT PRESSURE GAUGES The following models are covered in this manual PG541 PG542 PG551 PG 552 TPG543 TPG553...

Page 2: ...erminal Connections 4 2 5 Alarm Manual Automatic Reset Option 5 2 6 Alarm Hi Low Modification alarm units only 5 2 7 Alarm Relay Ratings 6 2 8 Power Supply Requirements 6 3 Operation 6 3 1 Zero Adjust...

Page 3: ...ere abrasion dents and gouges During storage the protective cap supplied with the unit should be left in place 1 1 Gauge Probe Mounting Hole The gauge probe is machined to tight dimensional tolerances...

Page 4: ...blue Note 1 2 To prevent galling lubricate the threads with a high temperature anti seize compound 3 Insert the plug and torque lightly until seated in the well 4 Remove and carefully examine the plu...

Page 5: ...to remove excess plastic from the 0 312 diameter hole the 45 seat the 0 451 diameter and the threads A gauge plug is included in this kit 2 1 Gauge Enclosure Rotation Once installation has been compl...

Page 6: ...semble strain relief as shown in Figure 6 Attach strain relief assembly to gauge enclosure using four screws provided in kit as shown in Figure 7 2 4 Terminal Connections 5 Position Terminal Block Ala...

Page 7: ...arm i e the alarm relay resets automatically when the pressure drops back below the setpoint If manual reset is desired remove the factory installed jumper between terminals 4 and 5 Reset on the termi...

Page 8: ...ounter clockwise until the off scale indicator illuminates then clockwise slowly until this indication ceases The unit will now be calibrated 3 2 Alarm Adjustment PG551 PG552 Units equipped with an al...

Page 9: ...g four screws Detach the two 12 VDC leads going to the terminals on the short terminal block on the gauge printed circuit board and remove them from the strain relief assembly 2 Remove power supply co...

Page 10: ...imited to the replacement or repair without charge at our factory of any material or construction defect that becomes apparent within two years from the date that the products are shipped We are not l...

Page 11: ...DYNISCO PG500 Series PG500 Series Manual P N 974030 12 01 Rev C ECO 26292 DYNISCO INSTRUMENTS 38 Forge Parkway Franklin MA 02038 Tel 508 541 9400 Fax 508 541 9436...

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